Bruce Reiter, Sound Engineer and Production Manager (R. O. C. U.)

Roadies Of Color United: Bruce Reiter is a sound engineer who also works as a tour manager and production manager. For the last eleven years he has worked for the Heavy Metal band Five Finger Death Punch. Bruce shares his experiences in an industry he loves with us. He speaks about staying healthy on tour. About the importance of kindness in the music industry. About how we can learn from each other. And about how we have a responsibility to speak up if we see or hear things which are discriminating. Stand up for each other.

How to Get the Most Out of a Post Mortem in Theatre

blog.propared.com: What's the purpose of a post mortem? One often-cited reason is to discuss with your team what went well and what didn't so we can have a better process next time.

11 Meeting Scheduler Apps to Boost Your Productivity and Efficiency

www.lifehack.org: Meeting scheduler apps are awesome if you use them right. Use them wrong and you can look like an arrogant elitist.

In this article, we’ll share not only how to use meeting scheduler apps to improve automation, integration and reputation, but also 11 awesome meeting scheduler apps you can start using today.

Two Things That Can Help Keep Your Projects on Schedule

Remodeling | Operations, Planning: Projects that get behind schedule eat into your company's profit and upset clients. To avoid these pains and help keep projects on schedule, remodelers can use Gantt charts and pre-job conferences, consultant Michael Stone advises.

Krause Steals the Spotlight Behind the Curtain

www.cmu.edu: While many pursue theater for the starring roles, Carnegie Mellon University alumnus Joel Krause thrives behind the scenes.

Krause graduated in 2008 from CMU's School of Drama with a master of fine arts in production technology and management. As director of production for Arena Stage at the Mead Center for American Theater in Washington, D.C., he facilitates a team of managers, technicians and artisans to figure out how to turn a director's ideas into reality.